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Medscape is pleased to present selected key articles from Seminars in Neurology (one to two per issue).

New developments in neurology have fueled the need for a sound, up-to-date, clinically relevant resource designed especially for the practicing neurologist. This journal is that resource, focusing on the most current concepts of diagnosis and management in clearly written, clinically significant articles targeted to the specialist.

The format of Seminars in Neurology is unique. Each quarterly issue focuses on a single topic, serves as a comprehensive overview of that area, and is guest edited by a top authority working in the field. Practical and current, each issue can be used as a "mini-textbook" on new developments in selected areas.

All Seminars articles are strictly peer-reviewed and selected for their relevance to office practice and use in solving everyday clinical problems. The single-topic format also makes them ideal for board review for residents or as a refresher for fellows-in-training.

Seminars in Neurology is published by Thieme Medical Publishers. Seminars in Neurology is listed in Index Medicus, MEDLINE, Current Contents/Clinical Medicine, Research Alert, Scisearch, Neuroscience Citation Index, Excerpta Medica, EMBASE, Biological Abstracts, and BIOSIS.

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